uncaptioned

1 5.6

Not having a short written note that explains it

adjective
/ʌnˈkæpʃənd/

: sin título

The article featured several uncaptioned images that left readers guessing about their meaning.

Examples

Many of the paintings in the gallery were uncaptioned, encouraging visitors to interpret them freely.
The photo was uncaptioned and left us confused.
He submitted an uncaptioned photo to the contest, letting the picture speak for itself.
Why is this image uncaptioned?
We shared a presentation filled with uncaptioned images that confused the audience.
The documentary included several uncaptioned clips that left viewers puzzled about the context.
During the meeting, there were uncaptioned slides that made it hard to follow the discussion.

Synonyms

unannotated

vsuncaptioned

1 6.8

A text or file that has no notes explaining it

means missing a short descriptive text near an image rather than full notes

uncommented

vsuncaptioned

1 7.0

No explanations in code or text make it hard to understand

focuses on missing short descriptive text near an image, not code remarks

captionless

vsuncaptioned

1 5.1

An image, illustration, or video with no caption

has identical meaning but is an alternate form

unheaded

vsuncaptioned

8.9

A part that has no title or heading at the top

refers specifically to missing descriptive text near an image rather than a start title

Antonyms

captioned

13 4.0

People add text to explain a photo or video

How Captioned

captioned

13 4.0

uncaptioned

1 5.6

Surface Forms

uncaptioned positive

Morphology

uncaptioned = captioned (transparent) = un + caption + ed

Clear negation 'un-' applied to 'captioned' yields 'not having a caption', a direct and regular formation.

Etymology

Uncaptioned is made of un- ('not') and caption ('a short title or label under a picture'), so it simply means 'not having a caption', like a photo left without its little label.